davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
kRYTYCZNE CHWILE
DOLA REDAKTORA.
DardzO riekaWa %hiStoryika.l

Slisz przybywszy doMilwaukec
o %szarej g%odzinie, puscif sic presto
utica Reed street, ku redakcyi H1y-
tyhi. Kiedy o godzinic 5tej stana}
pred pomieszkanicm Kruszki, oczy-
wiscie zasta} je zamknietc, vice
buchnaf do pierwszego salonu i
kropnaf sobic kilka sznapsik6w ma
smia}ego.
Niezad}ugo whiska go rozebra-
Ia, zaslad} "a stolen, W box sic
p%rzechyli}, sedziwa glove opar} o
sciane i tax nieborak %zasnq}.
Gdy sic obudzi}, juz byf bia}y
dziei, wiec zerwawrzy sic, wypad}
IA ulice i wprost pedzi} do Kruszki,
ktory miaF sic STAG jego chlebo-
dawca.
w redakcyi z~astajc Micha}ka
samego.
Vita sic 4 MIN i zaczyna mu
przedstawiat sw6j zamiar, zc ma
wola bye IL niego ma redaktora."
kruszka o TEN Il razu ami s}u-
chac ME chcia}, tylko mu wyma-
wia}, re redagujac gazette Niemco-
wi Borkowi, ostra y K1ytyhq raba}
polemike.
Sliszowi p1aczki stane}y W o.
each. Drapa4 sic 20 glowie du-
mai, co poczat W tel krytyczncj
chwili.
Bfys}a mu " ylowie mysl
szczesliwa, zeby sic udat pokorr,
ktora czasem i kamienne serca skru-
szyc MONA.
Vice prhype}znaf do Kruszki,
poca}owaf go W rekc i zakla} sic
ma OLGA Wincentego, kt6rcgo kosz-
tenn przyjecha} do Milwaukee, re
90 bedzie we wszystkiem sluchal
i jak David Goliata, ubijc smicr-
telnego wroga Xrytyhi - winon-
skiego Wayusa. Do}a4, re polk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

ludowej. Nawet DO 0stera-
now wojskowych wyst6sowali
odezwe, ably zanic w swiecie ME
dopuscili anarchistow do stern.
W STEVENS POINT, Wis,
republikahski kandydat ma
majora w. W. Soraggon wy
brany zostal wiekszosciq 2l3
glosow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Ameryka.

PRECEDENT minnowuf dotychcza-
sowego sekietarza stanu W urzedzie
Skarbu Uni, OBJ. Oh. T. Fairchild, mi
nlstrem tinansow, a dotychczasowego
r~achunkowcsci dla wojska, floty spraw
lndpanskich. OBJ. Izaka H. Mayparda,
podsckietarzem stanu W urzedzic Skar-
bu.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. - Pieniadzc Goul
da zwyciezy}y w tutejszej Radzie miej
skiej. Pc II gobzinnem posiedzcniu Izba
nizsza tel Rady jednym g}osem wiekszo
Sci odrzuci|a przyjeto juz przez Izbe
wyzsza ,,Merchants Bridge and TERM
na. bill" majacy nadac przywlej do pc
iozenia relsow MT ulicy Main Str. ola
polaczenia nowcgo mostu i Centralnej
kolej Missoury. w ostatniej chwili trzech
alderman6w przesz}o do Goulda, kt6ry
prz"z to jest tymczusem hanalowym sa
modzierca st. Louis.
CHICAGO = Grand Jury w ma
seem w:cscie poda| oska,zenie przeciw
% ,,boodlerem'' 2 lomiedly komisarzy
powiatu Cook County.
PRZIMUS NIEDZIELNY
zaprowadzony bedzie w st.
I,nuis Mo D01luU uchwrIv
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

wal I'd Jadio.
| tax Micha}ek przysta}, a Sta.
wzia} sic zaraz do pisania.
kruszka mySla} sobie:-Dobrze
re ten wich}acz sic tn trafl =
niechaj robi, kiedy chcc, ~ zarci,
= a ia bede ,,runowa}" ma alder
mana. jak mnie cbiora, to dobrze
Il jaN ME, to MECH .Sohic idzie
zkad przyszed}!
Potem Michaick, u~biegajac 81,
o urzad aldermana, ma}o sic "a mo.
wal gazeta = rano wychodzif, !
IA WI -czor wraca1 do domu, pozo-
Stawiajac redskcyi zone i Slisza.
PAM kruszkowa. nudz:lc sic W
redakcyi, zaczela sic uzalat ma
Michafka, re ON taxi i owaki =
zr jej ME daje dosyt pieniedzy ma
zycie, zc II mieso tylko pokryio-
mu jada i przer6znc innc rzeczy.
Stas, wys}uchawszy tych lamen-
tow, pokiwa} gfowa i pc d}ugim
namysle - DO on zawsze mysli
zgnile = odezwa sic m6wiac: =
ia WV tenn p-pani po-po-pomoge!
Natychmiast bierze "a pi6ro i
rznle artvku} ,,Dla a%boncnt6w" W
kt6rym wywodzi, zc MAJ ME daJacy
ionic lyle pieniedzy ma zycic, lie
IL chce, pdjdzie do kozy = i ten
artyku} kazc w~ydrukowat W Try
t,yce.
Biedny. = Mic wirdzia}, re
chrac sic przypochlebit %swojc.j
princypaIowej, ukreci bicz ma w}asna
Skorc...
Micha}ek, p~rzyszcdl>zy ma
wieczdr, najprz6d wzial do reki
hrytyht / zaczai czytaG, Il ma
tratiwszy artyku} ~naprzeciw redak-
torowi Wmusa, czyta} -fosno
smlej2c sic, az mu sic pcj~y rurhaiy
a brzuch mo mu sic tax trzasI..
Jak ~prZcczytai ten madry arty-
ku} od kohca do konca, jaI Slisza
chwalit, mowiqc: Oh da}es mu
pan, dates - ale MONA hy}o mu
wpalit ~icszcze Iepicj!
NaSmiawszy sic do >ytosci,
zn"wu bierze gazette i czyta dale.
Az tn napotyka ow artykuf .,Dla
abonent@w'', ten znowu mocno
90 zaciekawia.
Vice czyta: - ,,Kto Ola zony
swej ME dajc lyle, lie ona chce,
p6idzie do kozy"..
Stana} zastanawia sic. po-
tenn magic, zmicrzywszy >tasia
gniewIiwym wzrokiem, rzeczc: -
Pan burzysz moja zone, a mnie
obrazasz, piszac, re kto ME daje
zonic lyle M zycir, lie ona chce,
pdjdzie do kozy!!
Sta&:: P-Proszez ia p-pana,
P-przecl-z to ME jest napisanc dla
p-pana, tylko Ola abonent6w.. Ser
derznle p-p-przepraszam.!
Mcho$:: = Jak to Ola abonen-
tow: kledy to sic tyrzv mojej
osobv.
Sto1;:, p-Pro>zez ia p-rana,
I" ME p-p-podohna!
MchoS:: = JaA to nirpodobna?
Przeclcz pan dohrzc wiesz, zc moia
iona ma wielki apetyt ia mieso,
a ia ME pozwalam ije;j kupowat
wlecej, jak poi iunta woFowinv i
to usiekac drobno z starcmi bu}la-
mi j ugniesc, a tc frvkase potcm
prawlc sam zjadam, ohawiaj lac sic,
by mi sic ME upas}a. Jcj mic ME
zostawiam, DO t}ustych kobiet ME
lHble - ty niewdziecznlku to
gfosisz calemu swiatu! Wynos mi
sic Z redakcyi, hultaju = ME masz
IL mic miejsca!
StaS:: Ale p-proszez ia pana
= to b}ad drukarSki, to winni
z-zecerzy - ME ja...
Micha$.: = Ladny mi bad
drukarski; = Przyzna}bym j~eszcze,
re MONA przez omy}ke wydruko-
wac zamiast .Apteha pod Bia1ym
Ortem Apteka pod Biatym
Ostem ale zeby zecerzy ca}e
zdanie tax szkaradnic mieli prze-
krecit, tego ME wierze = to pan
umyslnie tax napisa}cs, ably mnie
osmieszyt!
Stas:: P-proSze vice zauwa
zyt, ze k-k-kicdv to ME bv} bad
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Poczta zamorska.
Pegrzeb sp Kra-
OGhvf sic d1ia

Pogrzeb sp Ara
szewskiego oGby1 sic dnia
% marca W szwajcarskiem
ir.iescie Genewie, gdzie biedny
tufacz umarf. Pochowanc 20
tam tymczasowo; pozniej my
slq ciafo przewiesG do Krako.
wa, albo tel do Warszawy,
gdzie Kraszewscy majq grob
familijny.
Ma trumnie z}o2ono sc wien
COW; NOW zas byto al 6 W
ro2nych jezykach. Ulodzie2
czeska i Zagrzebska przesfafy
t%elegramy kcndo]eucy.jne.
Krakow. Ia wielka probnica
kro!ewska, chce pochowaG dro.
gle zwloki ma Ska1ce, w Pam
teonic dobrze zasluaonych. Ra.
da miasta krakowa uchwalila,
wyprawic pogrzeb wlasnym
kosztem, a przedsjebiorca po-
grzebow W krakowie, =. Pc
kalski. wyrazii gotowosc bez-
lnteresownego urzqdzenia po-
grzebu. Deputacya obywateli
krakowskich mia1a wyjechaG
po cla]o do granic monarchii
austryackiej,
Clekawe szczeg6ty o ostat-
INCH chwilach W.
S kiego podaje takze peters,
burs]ki Kruy w numerze z l3
marca, ktory mas doszedf kr6t-
ko pred zamknieciem redak-
cyl.
Przesilenie W chorobie obja-
vito sic dopiero we srode 4
C6) marca, a .juz nazaiutrz,
we czwartek 0 godzinie 6 m.
IS DIR. Laskowski %telegramem
do Kan. Uarsz. donosif, Vie
dni Kraszewzkiego So policzo-
nee, W piqtek, Kwyer codzlen-
ny poczqf odbieraG talk cd d-ra
Laskowskiego, jak cd Jeza i
cd administracyi hotelu do la
Palr szereg depesz, rozpoczy-
ma acych Sic cd slow lakoni-
cznych lgodz. 4 m. 80 z po-
'udnia): nAgonja Kraszewskie-
go sic rozpocze1a". Konanie
trwa1o dlugo. w sobote, 10
marca, o godzinie | zrana
(wedfs u zegarow warszaw-
skich), Kuryer Pmaumy otrzy-
mai Cd d-ra Laskowskiego te
s1owa: Kr. 2yJe .jeszcze. Stan
bez zmiany. Pasowanie sic re
smierca trwafo do godziny 3
minut SO z po1udnia... Pc
chwili K~raszewskiego JUL ME
la ziemi.
kraszewski ma dwie godziny
pred smierciq przyjaf oleje
swiete. Prey iozu umierajace-
go obecnych byfo kilka os6b
z rodzlny, oraz I. Il. Jez, dr..
Laskowski. dr.. Groust i wielu
z b%awiqcych w Genewie Pola-
Pomiedzy papierami ma
wlerzchu znaleziono zapieczeto-
wana koperte dopeiniajacq O.
statn'q wole opisau4 pred kill
ku laty w Dreznie. Hotel de
Pa~ w ~blezeuiu. Wielu
cudzozemcow stara sic odw;e-
dz1c zw}oki. Niezaleznie cd
depesz wys]anych 2 wiadomo-
scla o smlerci Kraszewskiegc
wszystkich pism polskich i
i wybitn'ejszych zagranicznych,
wyekspedyowano ro1wnjez spo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

RABuNEK. -kiedy niedawno
pociag expresowy, jadqcy dc
Frankfort, n. Y, opuscit sta
eva Clark Mills, ustqpi1 przez
poboczne drzwi obey cz}owiek
do wagonu expressowego i
wezwa1 urzednika Lake, uzmie.
rzywszy W niego r~ewolwerem,
ably trzymai rece do CORY. Kie-
dy Lake natychmiast ME us1u-
chat, zbojca strzelif j zadaf
urzednikowi dosyc cielka rane
W ramie. Potem wziql mu
klucze i wyjqi re szafy le1a-
ce tam paczki wartosciowe.
Ia moment JUL }otra ME by
10 Ia pociqgu. W Utice INA.
leziono urzednika expresowe-
go krwiq zbroczonego W wago-
ME zwiazanemi rekoma.
Podobno zrabowaf en- blisko
S 5000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

PARMA m]oda suknia, ,juz pre-.
szfo 100 lat stara. Byfa ona
zrobiona W roku 1878 ola lei
prababki z strony ma:czynej
PREY owczesnym slubie asy-
stowa} general Washington ze
swolm sztabem, podczas gdy
Alexander hamilton prowa-
dzll narzeczouq. Po raz wtory
by1a w%ystrojona w tq sukni9
matka narzeczonej, biorac Stub
przei 25 ]aty.
lND1ANlE.-Prezydent rozpo-
rzqdzif, ably rozparcelowano
znacznie obszary grunt6w rzq-
dowych W Oregon pomiedzy
lndyan Warm Springs. Jest to
plerwsze rozpoczecie wykony-
wanna uchwaloneJ przez kon
gres ustawy o lndyanach. Sto-
sownie do przepisow nowego
prawa g~eneralny miernik Ore.
gonu musi kazac wyznaczyG
ola ka2dego OLGA rodziny 100
akrow, ola kazdej samotnej
osoby. meskiej lub zehskiej,
ponad Is lat i ola kazdej Sic
roty poniaej is lat 20 so a
krow, a ola wszelkich innych
dzieci ponizej lat Is pc Is a.
krow ziemi. Podlug ostatnie-
go llczenia byFo nj rezerwa-
cyl $50 lndyan, pomiedzy kt'i-
rych grunta teraz zostanq po-
dzielone. Wszelakc Stany lie
dnoczone bedq wykonywaiy
% lat pewnq opicke i dopie
TO pc upfywie tego czasu u-y-
skaiq lndyanie prawo DO mic
organiczonego rozporzadzenia
tarmami.
lZRAELICl hurmem przy-
q Europy do Amery-
Iii. w ostatnlcb dw0ch latach
wyladowalo W Castle Garden
ME mniej, jak 10000 zydow,
pochodzqcych prawie wylqcznie
z ziem polskich i Rumunii
Najmniej $4,000 pozosta}o w
New Iorku i skupia sic tam
w wqzkich kwaterach, majg-
cych podobiehstwo z dzieln;-
cami zydowskiemi miast
wschodnich.
A~NARCHYSTA MOST w
dniu ] kwietn;a, jak zapowie-
dial Warus, wypuszczony 70
stat domu roboczego ia
Blackwell's Island. Dziesiecio-
m7esieczny wypoczynek podo-
5nc bardzo pokrzepif jego 81
fy, tax IL teraz, .jak powiada,
tenn ostrzej bedzie mogf ra-
baG nieprzyjaciof ludzkosci.
" PREY osta,
tnich wyborach ola wspolne
go tykietu obywatelskiego pra.
cowalo az 10 pism (Sent1nez,
Wisconsin, Journal. Herold,
Feie Presse, Telegraph,
Germanlo, Colum6iia, : Yono,vi-
mes News u wszystkie razem
zebrafy ola nieswietego PREY
mierza II, 248 g}osow. Tykiet
ludowy zas popserafy tylko
dwie gazety (Refmmer ! Re-
vlew J, a mimo to ten uzyska1
70 fhf rfncnwi Po1;tvo,no
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

20 cZerWca. OdnOSna ustaWa
~recz zabrania wszelkiei robo.
ty W niedziele, a szef policy
ma income przedsiewziecie, lie
te ustawe przeprowadzi do Ii
terry. W kazdym razie Jest to
najlepszy sposob, ably sic usta-
w znowu jaknajpredzej po-
zbyc.
Il KOBIET
che teraz zrobiG ;,robq miaste-
czko Stockton, Books Co., w
stanie kansas.O ur@edy majora,
skarbnika, radnych miejskich
i t. d. staraja sic tylko kan
dydaci plcy zenskle), Z jedy :
nym wy)atklem urzedu ':on-
stabla. Me2czyzni ujednali sic.
ably raz dSc kobietom sposo-
bnosc to wyprobowania swe-
50 talentu w administrancyi.
w naJblizszem lecie beda "a
prowadZoce MOVE wodociagi
q kobiely bedq mogly rozda
wac kontrakty / dczorowaG 70.
botnikow. Slowem kobiety be-
da musiafy sprawowaG caly
zarzqd spraw miejskich.
DZIWAk Mollin W Birmiug-
ham, Alabama, ktory byl "a
reczony re sliczna dziewczyna,
gamma Ponta, ME chcial talk
ma chybi trait brac slubu; ia
dat generalne.j proby sbubu,
ably modz .jeszcze zawczasu
zlnienic to i owo, co by mu
sic ME podoba}o. Skoro pan
Mollin zobowiqzal sic wobec
s~ego predykanta, re podwoj-
ME Stub zap}aci, odbyla sic
faktyczn'e generalna proba
wese)a. Narzeczona poiawi}a
sic W gronie swych krewnych,
orszak powoll posuwaf sic ku
o}tarzowi, gdzie czekaf predy-
kant, odziany szaty ka-
pfanskie. Pan Mollin biegal
odtqd dotad i ustawicznie ro-
bit zmiqny: nareszczie oswald
cyl, re jest zadowolony i po-
zegnaf predykanta, mowiqc:-
Do widzenia W dniu jutrzej-
szym!-Niestety CT dwaj ME
mie]i sic n%azajutrz zobaczyt,
DO Miss Ponta, wrociwszy do
oswiadczyfa, ze ,juz jej
sic odechcialo slubu z takim
komedyantem.
Enthusiastically niedawno
pociag expresowy, jadqcy dc
Frankfort, n. Y, opuscif sta
eva Clark Mills, ustapi1 przez
poboczne drzwi obey cz}owiek
do wagonu expressowego i
~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

BuDowA KoLEI.-Z Nowego
Yorku przybywa wiadomos;c,
re Towarzystwo kolejowe Ma
nitoba zawarto kompania
kolei Northern Pacific kon-
trakt wzgledem przewozenia
relsow do Heleny ze kolej
Manitoba teraz rozpocznie swo-
ia nova LIMA take z Monta-
ny.
STAEA SUKNlA.- przy Stu
bie.. .jakl sic niedawno odbyl
W New Yorku, miala ma sobie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Cen;l ~inSerat0W:

Cd wiersza drobnogo druku Ma raz
jeden % c.
Cd Gala $lW
Nastcpnre pnfowe.
Rocznie cd Gala $1,000
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

POSZUKIWANIA krcwnych Tub
lnajomych ME wyn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden SO c., nastepnie po}owe.
Ola abonent6w aaprz6d ~platnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
F%UZYONISCI w Milwaukee

F%UZYONISCI w Milwaukee
PREY o%statnich wyborach po-
dobnych niegodziwych uzywali
srodkow, jak ich uzywac
zwykf RAD pruski wzgledem
Polakow W czasie Walk wy
borczej. Rozeslali oni do pra-
codawcow tajry okolnik Z we
zwaniem, ably baczyli, by ro-
botnicy W dzien wyborow uie
mieli sposohnosci Go gIosowa-
ria. Nadto postarali sic o wy
dame ustawy, zmuszajqcej wy
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
Y. M. G. A.

Mr.. S. K. Mckee, one of the
State Secretaries of the Young
Mems Christian Association
of Pennsylvania, is in Butler at
present 10 the interest of the Butler
A ssociation. He met with the
board of directors of the AS.
sociation here on Monday evening
last, at their rooms in the Rei5er
building, when plans were discussed
and adopted for furtheriDg the inter
ests of the work here. The Associa-
tiou here, although not yet year old
comprises near two hundred men,
bers in all. They have rented and
put in suitable shape rooms for their
meetings and the reception of visitors.
The required money to do this was
mainly contributed at the time by
the members and some of our citizens
But the Association has still much
work to do and is in need Of more
funds to properly do it. All citizens
who have not contributed should feel
it duty to do So The value of the
work these Associations have In view
cannot be overestimated. Hardly q
town in the State but now has one
organized. But their great want is
financial aid. Tie State Secretary,
Mr.. Mckee, will, before he leayes,
call upon our citizens to lend q fur
ther helping hand in this Christian
work. Let all help some to putting
the YMC.A. here on a permanent
footing.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
Arthur Love.

In all ages, countries, counties and
towns, it was and is matter of pride
and boast to be the birth place of
genius or greatness. History is full
Of such claims to such honors. But
ler county con boast of many sons
who have risen to distinction in some
way. MIR. Arther Love. born in
Clinton twp. this county, is our Ia
test boast. Asa comedian be has
now q reputation wide as the United
States. We remember well his first
effort at his home here in the
concert line. We printed the first
bills for him and helped to "boost"
and speed him on his way. His fame
spread rapidly, and he has returned
here several times to visit and amuse
his old neighbors and friends. His Ia
test visit was on Monday evening last,
in which he and his company, in the
Opera House, delighted our citizens
with the comedy of the "Hoosier
Doctor" written by himself. 1t is a
comedy in every sense and is Arthur
Love all through and through. 1t
can only be appreciated by being
seen and heard. From an actor and
musician be has thus become an au-
thor, and that of the great comedy, the
"Hoosier Doctor"
His greeting here was large and
enthusiastic, as well as those at Ren.
frew. Evans City and other parts OF
hie old county home.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
Wanted the Whole Liver.

Humane Agent O'Brien this morn
ing received telegram from Fayette
City. 1t read:
For Gods sake send the meat in
spector up here right away"
Wondering what had happened to
the meat eating popu lation OF Fayette
City, Mr. O'Brien took the telegram
to Meat Inspector Lindsay. On his
return to his Office the agent encoun-
tered q boy with special delivery
letter. The odor that arose from it
brought the tears to the eyes of
O'Brien, and he was compelled to
support himself by clingiDg to a ta-
bic while be tore open the envelop
with his teeth. Inside lie found a
piece of liver about half as large as
his hand 1t was about l400 under
the atmosphere and smelled like q
remnant of a butchers last years
crop. O'Brien turned the hose on the
meat for l5 minutes, and then tele-
phoned the board of health to remove
it. The letter, also enclosed in the
enyelop, reads:
This is q specimen Of the meat
sold in this town. Is it good OF
bad.n
The agent. after recovering, sent
the following telegram to Fayetto
City:
Cant judge from the sample
Send whole liver"
Up to 3 O'Clock this afternoon NO
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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
Monument to Chaplain Christie

The monument erected by soldiers
and friends of Father Christie, Chap
lain Of the 18th. will be dedicated on
Memorial Day in Ebensburg, Pa. All
the old soldiers of the regiment and
their friends are invited to be present
on that occasion. Extensive and
costly preparations are being made by
the patriotic citizens of that ancient
borough for the accommodation and
entertainment ofall visiting strangers.
Col. A. Blakeley has consented to de-
liver an oration on the life, character
and military service Of the celebrated
lighting chaplain" Of the 18th. We
understand that delegates are going
from Kittanning, Indiana. Freeport
and Pittsburg. Butler should also
be represented on that occasion:
What say you. veterans of the 18th?
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
Still "B coming"

Butler is still booming in the build
ing line, and in increase of population
and in business generally. Particu-
Iarly is this the case in the South
Side or end of town. One OF the
most unique buildings about finished
there is that of Mr.. Bole, south end Of
Main street. 1t has form and fash
ion of style that is pecuiar--none
like it yet erected Something like
the spring bonnet ofthe young ladies,
it aims to go up higher, with angles
upon angles, and one section differing
from another It attracts much atten-
ton and is regarded as quite an inter
esting Improvement upon the old
style of house building.
The excavation for the new John
Stein store house, near Willard
House, aouth end Main St. is about
completed.
The stone foun dations Of the new
Schenck building, corner Diamond,
are about completed aud brick work
soon to commence Also for the large
addition to the Eitenmiller Hotel.
The old tenements on the West
side Dougal lot have been removed
and the rubbish cleared away, p-evi-
Gus to the large business block to be
erected conjoiatly by Mr. Ketterer
Miss Gilkey and Messrs !. J. Me
Candless and A. Perry Stewart, Esq
Many other buildings of various
kinds are going up in different part 9
of the town.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1887-05-27
The Marriage Law as Amended

The act entitled "An act relating
to marriage licenses, providing tor
officers indicated to issue licenses for
parties to marry" was amended by
the last Legislature to read as fol-
lows:-
The clerk of the court shall inquire
# the parties applying, either separ-
ately or together, for marriage license
as aforesaid, on oath or affirmation
relative to the legality of the contem-
plated marriage; and if there be no
legal objection thereto, then he shall
grant such marriage license; or the
parties intending marriage may either
separately or together appear before
any magistrate, alderman or justice
of the peace OF the township, ward or
county wherein either of the contract
ing parties reside, and in the county
where the license is desired, who
may, and is hereby authorized to in
quire of them, touching the legality
Of their contemplated marriage; and
such inquiries and the answers there
to having been subscribed and sworn
to by the parties before such officer,
may be forwarded to the clerk of the
count, who, if satisfied, after an ex'
animation thereof, that the same is
genuine and that no legal objections
to the contemplated marriage exists,
shall grant license therefor.
And if any of the persons intending
to marry by virtue of such license
shall be under twenty-one years oi
age, the consent of their parents or
guardians shall be personally given
before said clerk, or certified under
the hand of such parent or guardian
attested by two adult witnesses; and
the signature of such parent or guar
dian shall be properly acknowledged
before a notary public or other officer
competent under the law to receive
acknowledgements, which said certifi
cate and oath shall be filed of record
in said office, and entry of tie same
shall be made by the said clerk on the
marriage license docket as a part o
the records of the issuing of said Ii
cense. and for which he shall receive
as his fees the sum of fifty cents, il
addition to the marriage license fee
and the said magistrate, alderman oil
Justice of the peace, for services ren
dered by him under the provisions o
this act, shall be entitled to the sun
CT fifty cents.
The clerk of the court shall furnish
magistrates, aldermen and justices o
the peace, at the cost of the proper
county, oil necessary blanks for &C
acknowledgements and affidavit, hereiI
required; and if any clerk of any o
said courts shall in any other manner
issue or sign any marriage lioense, oil
if any magistrate, alderman or justice
of the peace, shall willfully make any
false returns to the clerk of court, h'
shall forfeit and pay any sum not ex
ceeding one thousand dollars, to ant
for the use of the party aggrieved
Provided, That nothing in this &C
shall be so construed as to preven
either party from making application
for such license. by or through any
next friend or relative, which mex
friend OF relative may make the re
quired proof on behalf of the person
represented by him or her.